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Powerz69

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  1. I was looking into this for a few years now but with yellow perch. You cannot take a fish out of a lake and tranport it live. Even minnows are protected under this law. You have to go to a fish farm. The only problem is Alberta only has trout fish farms. The only farms that I found were in the states for pike, walleye, yellow perch in the texes area. 2 inches for $65 + shipping and what other expence, and customs will probally wont allow it into the country.

  2. Are you just wanting to seal the hole? Or are you wanting to redo the entire tank?

    The first thing I'd do is fill it in the bathroom to see if it does hold water. If not, and you just want to seal the hole, use a razor blade or Exacto blade and scrape all the silicone away. Use a bit of acetone once it's all been scraped to help get rid of any residue. Then, use a piece of glass that will cover the hole, giving you at least 1/2" around the hole. Place a good bead of silicon around the hole, then put the glass on the spot.

    It's easiest to seal the hole while it is resting on the pane that the hole is in. Put a book or something relatively heavy on the glass after you silicon it on, and leave it for at least a day. Should be all you need.

    X2 My tank had 3 holes sealed this way for over 10 years without problems.

  3. I have 1 that turns 8 this year. Got it at 2" now is at 14" long 6" deep. Mine is very friendly does not bother the other fish at all. I just redid the tank and added some 2" yellow labs and 1.5 demonsoni. I have read the temperment depends on male or female, not sure what I have. I have it in a 180G tank.

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    4" Kenya trying to mess with it. The only time I seen this happen.

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    The cats in the picture are 7" long and the ventus is 4" long.

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  4. The things that comes to my mind is the gravel got stirred up to much and released toxic build up and caused the Nitrite spike. (old tank syndrome) Or Do you put co2 in the tank for the plants? If you do a co2 spike could have happend causing large amount of fish to die causing the Nitrite spike.

  5. l'm tring to battle the energy serge as well for a year now. 1 year ago I was paying $4.00 a day now its $6.75 a day the worst was $8.50 a day. I'm tring to get below $5.00 a day. I understade the price for Electricity is higher, but my usage is way higher then it was. I cut the lights, heaters, power heads on my tanks changed most house lights to cfl. Not much more I can do the only thing next would be the computer it's still on 24/7. Thanks for the heater break down I guess i'll turn the heat back on the tanks.

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